Transcript MI Course Introduction

JROTC MARKSMANSHIP
INSTRUCTOR COURSE
Master Instructor Training
2005: Reno, Fort Benning, Pensacola
2006: Reno
2007: Pensacola
2008: Camp Perry
2009: Pensacola
2010: Camp Perry, Sanford, Colorado Springs,
Anniston I, Long Beach, Anniston II
2011: Anniston
JMIC Master Instructor Workshop
Workshop Objectives:
 Train and certify (or recertify) Master
Instructors to teach the JROTC
Marksmanship Instructor Course to JROTC
Instructors
 Establish a cadre of JROTC marksmanship
mentors for other JROTC instructors
 Improve the safety and quality of instruction in
JROTC marksmanship programs
JROTC Marksmanship
Instructor Course (JMIC)
Course Objective:
To train and certify JROTC Instructors to
teach gun safety and air rifle marksmanship
to JROTC cadets and how to establish and
manage safe air rifle ranges for cadet
marksmanship activities
JMIC Development
JMIC Developed After Army & Navy JROTC
Marksmanship Safety Stand-Downs in 2004
JMIC Created by CMP in response to Cadet
Command requests in Jan-Feb05
JMIC Revision in 2008/2009
JMIC Master Instructors:
Marksmanship experts selected by JROTC Commands
and CMP
Trained and certified by CMP in 2-day workshops to
teach JMIC to JROTC instructors
Original JMIC Review Panel
Camp Perry, Ohio, 4-5 February 2005
Original JMIC Review Panel
Camp Perry, Ohio, 4-5Feb05
 London Dubois, Army Cadet Command
 Carl Filip, AJROTC Eastern Region
 Ashley Garman, AJROTC Western Region
 Maj Don Hanks, MCJROTC Instructor
 John Hoffman, CMP Range Officer
 COL Tom Johnson✚, Retired AJROTC Instructor
 MSgt Gerald Lyons, Retired MCJROTC Instructor
 MAJ Joe Mucelli, Retired AJROTC Instructor
 MAJ Larry Pendergrass, Retired AJROTC Instructor
 LtCol Pete Peters, NJROTC Instructor
 CDR John Roberts, NJROTC Instructor
 Duane Tallman, CMP Range Officer
 Phil Williams, CMP SJD, Marksmanship Instructor
JMIC Master Instructor Training
 Examine and Discuss JMIC
Sessions 1-9 in detail
 Discuss Notes and
Questions concerning each
Session
 Do range live firing to
practice range operations
and marksmanship
instruction (if possible)
 Review:
 JMIC Resources
 Procedures for conducting
JMIC courses
 Procedures for Army unit
inspections
MI Workshop Materials
Instructor Notebooks & Resource Materials
MI CD with JMIC Presentations & Notes
MI Shirts (Be sure to turn in sizes)
MI Certificates (Presented at end of course)
JMIC Instructor Worksheets
Updated Slides and Notes posted at
http://www.odcmp.com/JMIC/MIFiles.asp
JMIC Procedures
 CMP POC for JMIC Administration: Brad Donoho,
[email protected], 419-635-2141, ext. 1130
Vera Snyder is Brad’s assistant ([email protected], ext. 1182)
 MIs set up courses as requested or required
 Required equipment and materials to conduct course:
 LCD projector and screen
 Air rifle range (if possible)
 JMIC Notebooks and Instructor CDs
 JMIC Notebooks and Instructor CDs
 Request Instructor Notebooks and Instructor CDs from CMP
 CMP will post open course announcements on web site
 To Teach JMIC:
 Distribute Notebooks and CDs
 Have Instructors complete JMIC Worksheets
 Forward JMIC Worksheets to CMP at end of course
 After JMIC, CMP will:
 Register JMIC completion by Instructors in database
 Send Certificate directly to Instructor
Your Mission
Teach the JROTC Marksmanship
Instructor Course to JROTC Instructors
Be an expert marksmanship resource
(mentor) for other JROTC Instructors in
your area
Be part of a team that continually
strives to improve the safety and
quality of JROTC marksmanship
What’s Wrong with this Picture?
Or Why is Your Mission So Critical?
JMIC Results To Date
12 JMIC MI Courses Completed (5 in 2010)
340 Master Instructors Trained & Certified
4,721 Instructors certified:
Army
USMC
Navy
Air Force
2,601
398
1,488
234
961 Army JROTC Unit Inspections Completed
Two injury-causing safety incidents since program
began (Jan05-Mar11)
JROTC Competitions
1st Phase: Postals for all units, 7,803 cadets
participated in 2010 (record)
Separate postals for AJROTC, MCJROTC, NJROTC &
AFJROTC
Competition in Sporter and Precision Classes
2nd Phase: Army, USMC, Navy and Air Force
Service Championships (February)
3rd Phase: National JROTC Championship (Last
week in March)
JROTC Postals
CMP administers
postals
 Units enter teams &
request targets on-line
 Krüger/Orion targets
shipped by CMP
 All targets scored with
Orion Scoring System-provides shot group
print-outs
 23,500 2010 targets
scored in one week
JROTC Postal Statistics
Service
2007
2008
2009
2010
Army Indiv.
Navy Indiv.
2241
2627
2147
2885
1979
2673
2265
3346
USMC Indiv.
USAF Indiv.
Army Units
Navy Teams
USMC Units
991
121
293
627
167
1440
248
261
USAF Units
14
1686
431
239
372 units
591
176
361 teams
22
41
1716
476
257
745
175
39
2011 JROTC Competitions
1Sep11: Postal programs & target order
forms available
Enter teams (with names) on-line, allow ten
days for target printing and shipping
23Nov11: JROTC target firing & mailing
deadline
2Dec: Deadline for receiving targets
9Dec: Service Championships programs
released and qualifiers announced
National Standard Rules
 The “Blue Book” is the
official JROTC rulebook
 Next Council Meeting: July
2011
 All JROTC Commands have
representatives on Council
 2010-2012 Rules effective
from 1Sep10
 Rules questions or input
welcome--contact Vicki
Donoho @ CMP:
[email protected]
CMP MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING CENTER, CAMP PERRY, OHIO
CMP COMPETITION CENTER, ANNISTON, AL
Are Non-Lead Pellets Suitable for Marksmanship?
Test conducted by CMP/22Apr10
1.Vogel lead—Control
2.Daisy Tin
3.
1.24¢ ea.
1.4¢ ea.
3.El Gamo Platinum
15.0¢ ea.
4.El Gamo AP
15.0¢ ea.
5.Dynamic (1st group) N/A in USA
6.Skenko Yellow
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7.Dynamic (2nd group) N/A in USA
8.Skenko Blue
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